Configuring grub with Pcbsd

Vostro 1310(laptop)
So, I installed pcbsd, installed nicely, I didn't install the bootmanager because then it would take over grub, which has Ubuntu and Windows.

So then I do update-grub, it doesn't see pcbsd... ok then.
(Also note I am on the awful grub2, grub1 I could have solved this myself)

Then I go to /boot/grub(this is on ubuntu) and look for menu.lst, wait there is no menu.lst anymore, it's grub.cnf which is non editable. Ok then I get confused, and just go to grub commandline on bootup:

I know pcbsd is on /dev/sda3 or how grub will see it (hd0,3)

SO I do:
root (hd0,3)
kernel /boot/loader
unknown command 'kernel'

Uh, why doesn't it know what the command kernel is? Well grub2 changed this into a command called linux. I have no idea why the heck they are making my life worse.

When you say grub config, I'm going to assume you are talking about grub.cfg (because there are like a lot of grub configs now D:, and not menu.lst)
But isn't the whole reason of grub2 not to edit the grub.cfg? I don't know, but I'll try that.

Ehhh... the installer detected the 8400mgs but I noticed the windows were lagging a bit, so I thought nvidia drivers were not isntalled so I got to ports and try to install nvidia-drivers, but it says it's only for i386, not amd64... You're kidding right, there are no 64bit video drivers?

nope ...
there are a lot of threads and info on google about that ...
the only official nvidia drivers for FreeBSD are the i386 ...
the only thing close to the amd64 official nvidia drivers have been rumors ... nothing else

nope ...
there are a lot of threads and info on google about that ...
the only official nvidia drivers for FreeBSD are the i386 ...
the only thing close to the amd64 official nvidia drivers have been rumors ... nothing else

nope ...
there are a lot of threads and info on google about that ...
the only official nvidia drivers for FreeBSD are the i386 ...
the only thing close to the amd64 official nvidia drivers have been rumors ... nothing else